The Butler racing team of Dennis Baglier and Marty Luffy finished 17th in the Grand American Koni Challenge Race held recently in Quebec.

The duo started 23rd in their Mazda 6 and got as high as 14th before leaving the race with 20 minutes left and settling for 17th.

Only 11 cars running at full speed finished the race as the 1.52-mile track caused plenty of contact between the cars and the concrete.

Baglier and Luffy travel to Virginia International Raceway in Danville, Va., for a six-hour season finale in October.

JACKSON TWP — The Seneca Valley School District is starting a sports Hall of Fame to highlight past athletes, coaches, administrators and contributors.The SV Sports Hall of Fame is accepting nominations for its inaugural induction class until Dec. 1.Nomination packets can be found in the athletic office at the senior high school or on the district's website at www.svsd.netFor information, call the athletic office at 724-452-6040, ext. 128.

SAN FRANCISCO — Barry Bonds' record-breaking home run ball will be sold online, and fortunate fan Matt Murphy figures to be a half-million dollars richer.The 21-year-old New York man said Tuesday he had no choice but to sell the ball — several people told him he would be taxed on the valuable souvenir if he holds onto it.Bonds broke Hank Aaron's record of 755 with a shot into the right-field seats on Aug. 7 against the Washington Nationals.The starting bid has not been determined, and auction officials estimated the ball would bring at least $500,000.

The Butler racing team of Dennis Baglier and Marty Luffy finished 17th in the Grand American Koni Challenge Race held recently in Quebec.The duo started 23rd in their Mazda 6 and got as high as 14th before leaving the race with 20 minutes left and settling for 17th.Only 11 cars running at full speed finished the race as the 1.52-mile track caused plenty of contact between the cars and the concrete.Baglier and Luffy travel to Virginia International Raceway in Danville, Va., for a six-hour season finale in October.

JACKSON TWP — The Seneca Valley School District is starting a sports Hall of Fame to highlight past athletes, coaches, administrators and contributors.The SV Sports Hall of Fame is accepting nominations for its inaugural induction class until Dec. 1.Nomination packets can be found in the athletic office at the senior high school or on the district's website at www.svsd.netFor information, call the athletic office at 724-452-6040, ext. 128.

SAN FRANCISCO — Barry Bonds' record-breaking home run ball will be sold online, and fortunate fan Matt Murphy figures to be a half-million dollars richer.The 21-year-old New York man said Tuesday he had no choice but to sell the ball — several people told him he would be taxed on the valuable souvenir if he holds onto it.Bonds broke Hank Aaron's record of 755 with a shot into the right-field seats on Aug. 7 against the Washington Nationals.The starting bid has not been determined, and auction officials estimated the ball would bring at least $500,000.